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APPENDIX D: TIME LINE OF SIGNIFICANT PAST EVENTS AND FORCES
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From page 55... ... T1me Event � International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing formed Force 1910 1940 1950 1955 � Atlas of British meteorological maps 55 � Post-WWII attitudes to science & technology � ILIAC Read the entire page →
From page 56... ... � Ready-React produces digital map for the White House � GPS specifications developed by DOD � SYMAP � Bruce Cook, Australia on topology � Chicago transportation studies (Duane Marble) � CGIS � LINMAP � Electrostatic printer � Soil cell digitizing (MIADS) Read the entire page →
From page 57... ... � Nixon's order to consolidate all DOD mapping � Graphical user interface � HUD USAC project � Ordnance Survey starts digitizing 230~000 maps ALTAIR (personal computer) Endicott Holse topological data structures � Electric pencil � UNIX � Federal Mapping Task Force � IBM's GFIS � PIOS/GRID � Automated map scanner for soil maps (computer vision) Read the entire page →
From page 58... ... � Client-server RISC chip � WGS-84 � 80286 computer � First GPS satellites launched � 80386 computer � Berlin Wall comes down � 80486 computer � Dissolution of the Soviet Union Read the entire page →
From page 59... ... � Spatial data on Internet � GIS on NT � Spatial data transfer standard i994 � MSCPartnershipsreport � Executive Order 12906 � FGDC framework report � Open GIS Consortium established � WWW hypertext � ISOTC211 995 � FGDC clearinghouse � Defense Science Board report � FGDC metadata standard on Defense Mapping for Future � Windows 95 operating Operations system � Congress"allows" l-m imaging � TVA geographic from space partnerships � Oklahoma City bombing � GIS brought forward as � Concept of an IPT formed force of change at U.N. � P6 computer HABITAT-2 conference � Ordnance Survey finishes digitizing 230,000 maps 1996 � OGIS Spec.V1 � GPS-selective availability scheduled to be turned off Read the entire page →

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... T1me Event � International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing formed Force 1910 1940 1950 1955 � Atlas of British meteorological maps 55 � Post-WWII attitudes to science & technology � ILIAC

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From page 56...

... � Ready-React produces digital map for the White House � GPS specifications developed by DOD � SYMAP � Bruce Cook, Australia on topology � Chicago transportation studies (Duane Marble) � CGIS � LINMAP � Electrostatic printer � Soil cell digitizing (MIADS)

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... � Nixon's order to consolidate all DOD mapping � Graphical user interface � HUD USAC project � Ordnance Survey starts digitizing 230~000 maps ALTAIR (personal computer) Endicott Holse topological data structures � Electric pencil � UNIX � Federal Mapping Task Force � IBM's GFIS � PIOS/GRID � Automated map scanner for soil maps (computer vision)

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From page 58...

... � Client-server RISC chip � WGS-84 � 80286 computer � First GPS satellites launched � 80386 computer � Berlin Wall comes down � 80486 computer � Dissolution of the Soviet Union

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... � Spatial data on Internet � GIS on NT � Spatial data transfer standard i994 � MSCPartnershipsreport � Executive Order 12906 � FGDC framework report � Open GIS Consortium established � WWW hypertext � ISOTC211 995 � FGDC clearinghouse � Defense Science Board report � FGDC metadata standard on Defense Mapping for Future � Windows 95 operating Operations system � Congress"allows" l-m imaging � TVA geographic from space partnerships � Oklahoma City bombing � GIS brought forward as � Concept of an IPT formed force of change at U.N. � P6 computer HABITAT-2 conference � Ordnance Survey finishes digitizing 230,000 maps 1996 � OGIS Spec.V1 � GPS-selective availability scheduled to be turned off

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APPENDIX D: TIME LINE OF SIGNIFICANT PAST EVENTS AND FORCES Pages 55-60

APPENDIX D: TIME LINE OF SIGNIFICANT PAST EVENTS AND FORCES
Pages 55-60